

Safeguarding Health by Implementing Security by Design
The growth of digital innovation and its application into the healthcare industry has completely transformed the industry. While it has brought, multiple efficiency improvements, it also presents several new threat scenarios. As medical devices rely on components, networks and software technology, enhancing cybersecurity for medical devices is critical to protect patient’s personal information in order to provide secure patient care.
With DEKRA’s testing and certification services, medical device manufacturers can navigate their way through a complex landscape of medical cybersecurity standards and baseline requirements before entering international markets.
DEKRA Medical Cybersecurity Services
DEKRA offers a comprehensive portfolio of medical cybersecurity services to manufacturers worldwide to comply with international healthcare requirements and standards.
Cybersecurity Training
To provide organizations understanding of cybersecurity for medical devices, we offer global medical cybersecurity trainings sessions to raise awareness and comprehension about the implementation of international standards and requirements established in regulatory frameworks such as:
- IEC 81001-5-1
- IEC 60601-4-5
- EU Requirements
- FDA Requirements
- ANSI/UL 2900-2-1
Cybersecurity Testing
Other Relevant Standards in Medical Cybersecurity
Empowering Healthcare with Secure Medical Devices by DEKRA
By choosing DEKRA, you benefit from proven expertise, extensive experience, exceptional customer service, and with a strong commitment to medical cybersecurity. We provide Notified Body CE certification services that allow manufacturers to bring medical devices into the European market while meeting stringent regulatory standards.
Manufacturers of medical devices must comply with this European regulation to prove that the continuously evolving and innovative devices remain secure and reliable.
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Through this regulation, manufacturers demonstrate compliance with analytical and clinical performance requirements while reinforcing responsibility to safety.
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